Commuters on Sacramento Regional Transit’s Blue Line will see disruptions throughout April, the agency says.
The disruptions are tied to ongoing work on SacRT’s Light Rail Modernization Project.
A major part of the project involves raising station platforms to accommodate the agency’s new low-floor trains.
Work will continue along the Blue Line throughout April, with bus bridges in place across several stretches.
From April 1-13, a bus bridge will run between Watt/I-80 and Roseville Road stations. From April 14-16, a bus bridge will run from Roseville Road to Swanston, with trains not stopping at Marconi/Arcade.
On the weekends of April 18-19 and April 25-26, a bus bridge will be in place from Roseville Road to Alkali Flat/La Valentina.
Later in the month, from April 20-23, a bus bridge will again run from Roseville Road to Swanston, with trains again skipping Marconi/Arcade.
In total, the project aims to update 15 Blue Line stations by 2027.
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